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Managing Reports
be included in an output style — the Short Format can be configured to include all data, and
conversely the Long Format can be configured to include a single data item.
Consider the following when configuring styles for CDRs and CODRs:
Column width for an output style is directly proportional to the number of fields included in
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a style. The more fields you specify the more columns are required in the output. You may
want to limit the number of fields for records so that they print on a single line for easier
reading. If the number of fields exceeds the column width for a single line, the additional
fields are printed on a second line below the first.
The system determines the total columns a CDR format requires and displays this
information in parentheses next to the style name you choose in the selection box when you
print or view CDRs and CODRs. This value is defined as follows:
number of columns = (total field sizes + number of fields) -1
Tip:
Knowing the number of columns is useful when setting up printers.
Tip:
All fields except Style Name and Headers in CDRs and CODRs and Phone in CDRs are
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simple ON/OFF toggles, where ON includes the field in the style.
The Auto CDR and Auto CODR styles do not take a style name, and they cannot be
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printed or viewed from the management interface. The Auto style is the default style for
CDRs and CODRs exported by the system to a remote host by the system's autocdr
process. See
Data values are represented by the ASCII alphanumeric character set (0x20 - 0x7e).
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All variable-length fields are right-justified.
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Configuring CDRs
Use the CDR Configuration option to specify the content and format for the four CDR output
styles. You do not have to configure every style, only the style(s) you plan to use for printing and
viewing.
216 Administration and Maintenance of the S6200/S6800 Servers
Real-time CDRs and CODRs
on page 246 for more information.
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